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Road Safety Message #12 | OceanFM (opens the original)
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Children at the local school in Ballinacarrow have been taking a closer look at traffic speeds through the village — and the results have shocked them. Using a speed gun, the schoolchildren recorded the speeds of vehicles travelling through Ballinacarrow, gathering data that is now being used to support the school’s efforts to have traffic-calming measures introduced. Ballinacarrow is a busy village on the N17, with traffic particularly heavy during the morning and evening school-run periods, wh
Road Safety Message #11 | OceanFM (opens the original)
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The dangers posed by speeding vehicles travelling through Ballinacarrow have been highlighted by Jane Harding, Acting National School Principal in the village. Ballinacarrow is situated on the N17, a busy national route, and concerns have been raised about the speed of traffic passing through the village and the potential risks this creates for local residents, children and other road users. In the following audio, Ms Harding speaks about the concerns surrounding speeding vehicles and the import
Road Safety Message #10 | OceanFM (opens the original)
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The issue of speeding vehicles through the Sligo village of Ballinacarrow is a constant source of worry for residents and schoolchildren who attend the local national school. The village is situated on the N17 in Sligo and has seen multiple crashes and near misses over the years. Cathaoirleach of Sligo County Council, Dara Mulvey, says the speed at which some vehicles travel through the village is unsafe:
Donegal Deputy calls for FAI resignations over handling of Israeli Nations League fixtures | OceanFM (opens the original)
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A Donegal TD has this morning called on the board of the Football Association of Ireland to resign. The FAI will appear before a meeting of the Oireachtas Sports Committee this afternoon. Senior FAI figures are expected to be grilled by TDs and Senators over its handling of the controversial Nations League fixtures with Israel. They are expected to be questioned on the behind-the-scene decision making process, which led to a last-minute player vote on whether the match should go ahead. Donegal T
Donegal Deputy calls for FAI resignations over handling of Israeli Nations League fixtures | OceanFM (opens the original)
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A Donegal TD has this morning called on the board of the Football Association of Ireland to resign. The FAI will appear before a meeting of the Oireachtas Sports Committee this afternoon. Senior FAI figures are expected to be grilled by TDs and Senators over its handling of the controversial Nations League fixtures with Israel. They are expected to be questioned on the behind-the-scene decision making process, which led to a last-minute player vote on whether the match should go ahead. Donegal T
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